Port Barton

A complete guide to visiting Port Barton in the Philippines

Where To Stay In Port Barton: From social hostels to secluded beachfront bungalows, here’s our guide to the best budget, mid-range and luxury accommodation in this laid-back, less-crowded corner of Palawan.

How To Get To Port Barton: This rustic Palawan town isn’t served by public buses, but shared vans make the journey simple. We compare routes from Puerto Princesa, El Nido and San Vicente Airport, covering costs and travel times.

Best Beaches In Port Barton: From the local hub of Itaytay Beach to the off-the-beaten-track paradise of Naonao and White Beach

Best Things To Do In Port Barton: Still off the beaten track compared to El Nido, this laid-back village has an incredible island hopping tour, secluded beaches and beachfront bars.

White Beach & Coconut Beach Port Barton: Two of the most tranquil, picture-perfect beaches in Palawan, lined with coconut trees and glassy water.

Port Barton Island Hopping Tour: A hidden gem alternative to El Nido’s famous boat tours, taking in Twin Reef, Paradise Island and Starfish Island.

Twin Reef Port Barton: A snorkeller’s paradise with some of the healthiest, most intricate coral we’ve seen in the Philippines.

Paradise Island Port Barton: A tiny desert island stop on the Port Barton Boat Tour

Itaytay Beach Port Barton: The authentic local heart of Port Barton, with lively bars, world-class sunsets and boat tours right on your doorstep.

Starfish Island Port Barton: A tiny sandbar surrounded by giant chocolate chip starfish, a highlight of Port Barton’s boat tour.